dinerpocalypse: approach shot color key

NEW AND IMPROVED:

THIS ONE MAKES THEM LOOK LIKE MIDGETS:

didn't have this finished yesterday, but here is a color key for the shot as the characters approach the diner.

Exterior Diner

In response to Michelle's suggestion,

Added vegetation to the back corner of the diner to ground it. :-)

-Kevan

Team Dinerpocalypse Final Package

A View from the Diner

Why hello there!

Here are our environment concepts for Team Dinerpocalypse.

First,

The Interior Shot conveying the space and mood of the diner.

Then,

The exterior view. A beacon of light and hope? maybe.... maybe not.... :-)

-Kevan

dinerpocalypse shaded characters

yay zombies!

Interior Environment WIP

Hello!

Here is the progression of the interior environment of the diner.

First, the rough color blocking.

Then shaded and detailed for mood and space.

-Kevan

lights... camera... ACTION POSE!

Here is the progress work on the action poses for Team Dinerpocalypse's Characters.

First, Hansel and Gretel.

Then... The waitress! AS A ZOMBIE! :-)

-Kevan

Color Script

Dinerpocalypse Diner/Gas Station WIP 2

Here are a few angles of our diner/gas station with slightly more structure added.

Dinerpocalypse WIP Colorblocked Characters

Character Designs WIP

Hello,

Here are the latest character designs for the visual development of Team Dinerpocalypse.

Our visual style revolves around the Googie Style of the 50s.

So for our character line work, we took inspiration from other cartoons that took from this style as well.... like The Jetsons.
Our goal was to take the googie style of using straight and curved lines, and use it in a more realistic fashion for the characters of our story.

Starting with Hansel....

Then Grettel.....

Then... The waitress.

I love her being so sassy.

She was also inspired by my chemistry teacher in high school who shall not be named.

So there you have it. Team Dinerpocalype's Character development thus far. :-)

-Kevan

Dinerpocalypse Diner/Gas Station WIP

Here is our diner / gas station work in progress.

We are modeling the basic structure in Google Sketch Up. We plan on taking the basic model and painting the details.

Hansel and Gretel Research

References from "The Road" (motion picture), "Walking Dead" (graphic novel), "Fallout" (video game), and painting by Walter Colvin "1950s Gas Station".